Need to end this incall business model and return to outcall for one. Best for an agency to be formless and not be some sitting duck and open target with a physical location.
Most of the wolves on merd are from Montreal and its vicinities.Makes zero sense unless you’re a local.
i'm sure 50% of clients are with a significant other and cannot do outcallsI still don’t understand why guys use incall locations in Montreal. Makes zero sense unless you’re a local. The charm of Montreal is outcall to your hotel. More relaxed and fun.
I understand the economics for agencies, but out of dozens of appointments I always turned down incall. I can get that in NNJ and NYC.
There are countless agencies in NYC and NNJ, and damn good ones. I think we’re getting ridiculous here.From what I understood most got shut down by LE. But perhaps @EagerBeaver can shed some light on this and if LE would go after the clients.
The fact that they knew your first name is very spooky...I remember seeing an SPs who I haven't seen for a long time and she used to be at XO. I just mentioned I have no idea what happened to XO and she said the owner became a drug addict and that was the downfall of the agency. Another SP another told me that the booker didn't stop asking her to join an orgy when she didn't want to. I remember XO organizing some orgy party but apparently it was only for the ''loyal'' clients, I wonder if those events went well or the sexual assaults might be where it comes from?
I remember around the last times I used XO, a moment freaked me out. The agency knew my username here and that I was a regular. One day, they contacted me and they called me by my first name. I never shared my full name beside the SPs. I asked the last SP I saw if she mentioned me by my full name and she said no, she doesn't know how whoever contacted knew my first name.
Another thing, I noticed was when booking and arriving at the door, they ask us to just enter and not knock. I suspected that was because neighbour noticed multiple door knocking for the same door and raised suspection. At that time, it was the only agency that asked me to do that. So this fit with the neighbour getting suspicious.
I been doing this activity since I was 18yo and now I am 37yo. Even with all those years, I never knew the ''behind the scene'' of this business.
Really disappointing to read this, I hope for the best for the victims.
It seems like there were complaints to LE and they set up a sting, the goal of which was to shut down the agency and charge its principals. This was accomplished. It's a low hanging fruit situation. Going after clients based on seized phone numbers and texts seems like an expensive and more difficult proposition. It seems unlikely. Unless they got very specific information/evidence of, or a witness to criminal behavior by the client and feel compelled to charge it.
Great idea !I totally agree with you. It would be a good way to prepare the indutry for an eventual legalization. Eventually the SPs could have a board of professionals, similar to the boards of doctors, engineers, psychologists, physiotherapists, social workers, pharmacists, etc. Some realities started in a dream.
It may not be the world you expect... The consensus among sex workers advocates is that what you describe (legalization) is not the way to go (and honestly what you describe sounds quite far fetched). I would suggest to start with "prostitution in Nevada" for more information.Great idea !
Imagine a world where you visit an indy for GFE and she gives you an insurance receipt.
A world where your employer's insurance package would cover sexual services as long as the SW is a certified members of the APQ (I'll let you guess the acronym ) alongside massage therapists and physiotherapists.
Je pense que souvent il y a des rumeurs à propos des indy qui ne sont pas tout à fait fondées. Oui ça se peut qu'une high end indy ait un chum qui profite de son travail, mais il y a des nuances. Par exemple, dans le passé j'ai entendu parler d'une femme dont le mari s'occupait de la publicité et des bookings. Ma première réaction c'était ''omg c'est son pimp''.. mais j'y ai réfléchi plus longuement. Est ce que c'est vraiment son pimp ou il fait juste l'aider? C'est dur à dire. Si j'avais une blonde escorte et qu'elle avait besoin d'aide pour faire ses bookings, je dirais sûrement oui, surtout si elle remmenait plus d'argent que moi à la maison et qu'elle aimait son travail.C'est une de mes craintes et l'aspect que je déteste le plus dans ce Hobby, ne pas pouvoir être certains qu'une SP est dans l'industrie de son plein gré et en toute connaissance de cause.... même des high END Indy dans certains cas, tu crois qu'elle est 100% indépendante pour apprendre peu de temps après qu'elle a un "boy friend PIMP" qui participe à la buisness et prend une partie des profits.
Je veux juste être capable de rencontre des femmes qui sont 100% libre dans cette industrie man...This XO shit going to make me think twice before using an agency again cause what else could we learn? Of all agency....XO seems okay and it wasn't at all...
A lot of indies work for agencies and spa as well, just to have different sources of income. That doesn't mean they are not fully independent under their indy persona. It can also be that while they are beginning to build a reputation as an indy, they still need to work for an employer for a little while. I know girls like this and they don't have to rely on agency or MP work for all of their income, they have a lot more freedom.I agree with you….. agency, nassage or indy you never know exactly the whole story of the lady…
Oon Tryst you can see “independants” who actually also work in agencies…
That’s why its important to use judgement and feel out the situation. Talking to the lady to feel the vibe, try to see regulars who seem 100% of free mind and body. Also ask for consent, always. Its not implied because she took the money.
I have no doubt that agency was one of the worst. And if you listen to her carefully, she uses the r word not because every client forced her, but because she felt trapped by the agency hence any activity that occurred was not of free choice…..
My question is, when are they going to start going after the obvious cases such as asian agencies who have girls who barely can say a few words in English?
What’s unfortunate about this situation, besides her experience of course, is the message to the population. As if her story is the story of every women in the industry which only feeds their legal strategy and legitimizes going after the clients….. legalization is the way, not moving this industry further under ground.
I know many smart, beautiful women of free will who chose this line of work and are happy with it. Many if these women have careers outside this industry and a successful life.I think society should protect them.




